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I am planning to get a wide angle lens for landscape photography. I have used canon's 24-105 before, and found that I mostly crop in the image I took at the 24mm, but I ve seen reviews on the 16mm f1.4 and its regarded as the "best" FujiFilm lens, is that really true? I am attracted to the 23mm f2 because of the size (I use a xt20). I can get them for about the same price on some Chinese used camera market. How big is the image quality difference between the two, and if there's not a big difference, I might just go with the 23mm, but I feel like I'm missing out on a very good deal (I can get the 16mm for 350 CAD). Can anyone help me with this decision?
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My X-T2 autofocuses as expected with my several zoom lenses, but does not autofocus in any mode with my XF 14mm or 23mm primes. I have two X-T2 bodies, and this is true of both. Suggestions to attain autofocus with these lenses?
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Hi All I have the 35mm f1.4 that I like a lot. It's kinda welded to my xpro2 as it takes 99% of my photos. I like the simplicity of the 50mm equivalent fov, and the fact I can use it for almost everything. I'm looking for another 35mm lens, with a wider opening, as 1.4 does not always take enough light in (I do a lot of portraits at night). So I'm considering the Mitakon 35mm f0.95, which seems to have a lot of good user reviews. I can get it used under 400€ I think. Meanwhile, 7artisans announced a similar lens for half that price which, if I am to believe the hype, is equal if not better than the Mitakon. Should I believe it, and get the 7 artisans? Or should I consider that 7artisans sent their best copies for youtubers for review, and that in reality, a 250$ lens can't be as good as a 550$ one? in which case I should get the Mitakon? 6mon
